Harding Nomination Shocks Convention After Deadlock
Warren G. Harding of Ohio was nominated for president by the Republican National Convention after a deadlock lasting ten ballots. Calvin Coolidge of Massachusetts was chosen as vice president on the tenth ballot, after figures like Lowden and La Follette faded. Campaign manager Harry M. Daugherty urged swift, energetic action to present the party’s issues to voters.
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Harding Nomination Sparks Marion Citizens Outrage
In Marion Ohio the news that Warren G. Harding had been nominated caused wild enthusiasm among residents of the nearly 25 000 population town. The portrait notes Dr J B Harding a practicing physician as another local figure connected to the event.
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Birth of Warren G Harding Noted Marion Publisher and Senator
A historical profile recalls Warren Gamaliel Harding born November 2 1865 on a Morrow County farm near Blooming Grove Ohio He grew up in a large family and attended Ohio Central College where he edited the college paper His early work included earning money for college and helping with communal tasks before pursuing journalism and politics as a lifelong publisher and senator The piece highlights his tenure at the Marion Star and his long tenure as a United States Senator representing Ohio since 1914
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Boston Riots Test State Police Under Coolidge Era
In September 1919 Calvin Coolidge, then Massachusetts governor, faced rioting with the state guard patrolling Boston streets. The fragmented text mentions Coolidge’s public profile, his 1896 graduation, and the police strike context, but details are unclear.
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Calvin Coates
Massachusetts
Herat
Labor splits and deserters shape 1872 unrest in Watertown
The article traces 1872 tensions with strikers labeled deserters, a covert police surge, and a governor's crackdown. It notes Coolidge family roots in Watertown, a farm and village storekeeper lineage, and ARF, Gompers, and Woll aligning AFL positions with the Democratic party amid Chicago and San Francisco conventions.
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Oolidge
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Coolidge
John Coolidge
Watertown
Mass
Harding Republican and Hays Re-Elected Chairman Move
Harding a youthful Republican senator with a paper career on the Marion Mirror faced a campaign shake up during the Walne effort after being noted for wearing a high hat of the Alvine partisans. Will Hays was unanimously re elected chairman of the Theonyican national committee at a Chicago Coliseum session with other officers also re chosen.
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Alvine
Albanians Gain Full Control of Nation as French Withdraw
Report from Washing ton states the Kariiza province in southern AlSamila has been evacuated by French troops and handed to Albanian government forces. This marks the first time Albanians control the entire country since December 106. Italian forces remain at Valona.
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U S Doctors Nurses Fight Plague Arrives
The arrival of the U S destroyer Harding with medical staff and supplies signals the start of measures to combat bubonic plague spreading in Vera Cruz Mexico where many have fallen ill.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Cholera Cases Reported in Kole District
Cholera reports from Kole district note nineteen cages of cholera recorded per Yokio dispatches. Dispatches dated the sixteenth and Hone hiv Nippa TH provide the figures and indicate ongoing concerns over the outbreak.
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ESSAD PASHA SLAIN IN PARIS ASSASSINATION
Essad Pasha, once Albanian provisional president and war minister, was assassinated in Paris by Rustem Avent an Allied student who then confessed the act saying a sudden impulse prompted the killing. The attack occurred as Pasha rested in a hotel near the Continental. Authorities took the suspect into custody and noted no clear motive beyond reprisal for Albania’s sufferings.
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Sugar for Canners barge sets 34 million pounds supply
Assistant Attorney General Palmer announced that 34,000,000 pounds of sugar will be furnished to canners and preservers for June 1 to Oct 31. Refiners pledge supply at reasonable prices, citing transportation limits as chief obstacle. Allocation split evenly between canners and preservers. Also noted are a wholesale price cut to 25 per hundredweight and a U.S. purchase of 21,090 tons of Argentine sugar.
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Silk Price Drop Triggers Receivership at New York House
Silk merchants House of Mogs and Co. faced receivership as prices tumbled. New York agencies admitted financial distress due to silk price depreciation, owing to banks in New York. Total liabilities were about 12.8 million dollars with assets around 12.3 million. Headquarters were in Yokohama with numerous branches globally.
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Mogs & Co
United States Steel Reports May Unfilled Orders Rise
New York announced US Steel's unfilled orders for May end at 19,947,466 tons, up from April’s 1,239,747 tons. The May figure marks the highest level since 1917, with working contractors recording 10,344,164 tons in transit.
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New York
New York American Announces Pager Price Increase
The New York American reports a change in daily pager pricing from three to six cents. The notice indicates the first morning paper will also see a price adjustment, with details about the new rate to be announced.
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New York
Advocates and Opponents Satisfied by Compromise at Convention
The Republican convention reached a pivotal compromise on the platform touching the League of Nations and U S foreign policy. It preserves administration aims for international cooperation while appeasing anti league senators and pro league factions. The resolution mirrors a balance between reserve opponents and pro league supporters amid negotiations on prohibition and party unity.
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